Does anyone happen to know how many amps this burner draws? thank you!
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1500 watts total--1000 watts for one burner and 500 watts for the other; 12.5 amps total
1307820
This one uses 120 VAC and draws 8 amps. Watts = Volts x Amps so 120 volts x 8 Amps = 960 Watts. I didn't like this unit, it's very loud and you are limited by the cord. I like the one that runs on propane MUCH better.
2116005
Hi Bob - I honestly don't know. I use mine on a Duxtop burner. I'm sorry I'm not more help.
1124198
Usually when people ask the power of a stove they mean how many BTU's or watts. I noticed no one gave that answer but everything else under the sun lol. It is not mentioned in its description or details but by the looks of the burner I would suspect it is close to a regular camp stove say 5-7,000 btu's or 1500-2100 watts if a watt conversion is needed. Plenty enough to cook up some grub. Not sure if it would be strong enough to hold up a very large cast iron skillet or Coleman oven but any 8" aluminum fry pan would work.
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I purchased this item for a friend of mine. I called him & asked if he new the amperage. His reply was that it replaced an exiting unit & fit perfect & it worked off 12 volts. This item was used in his RV & replaced his old unit which is used to detect propane leaks. Hope this info is helpful.
1874175
I've had it draw up to 2 Amps on a bench supply, and it'll burn through regular batteries very quickly so I imagine it'll pull more than just 2 amps if it's unchecked
1151846
I really can't tell you that. But I use mine for powering up electronics. I run a peak of 55 amps, and continious amperage of 45 amps. I have run it at these amps for as long as 6-7 hrs. with no problem at all. Unit does not even get hot at these amps I am pulling from it. Also, a lot would depend on how many watts your heater is. I am sure your electric blanket would not pull anymore than 4-6 amps. I really don't think you would have any problem with it at all!
1971972
I think Bill Coles is correct. It is 10 watts. 5 volts X 2.1 amps = approximately 10 watts. I haven't had any trouble with heating up problems. Seems to be a solid product. Maybe his was defective.
953948
Check the stove electrical information plate. It should use no more than 1000W otherwise this unit will not work.
1851947
Hi Don, This cooktop does not have the most powerful burners as this is one the least expensive cooktops on the market. There are two 9500 BTU burners, one 12000 BTU burner and one 5000 BTU. Thanks Melanie with Goedekers
1599728
I believe it draws just under 1 amp at 12 volts. I am running 4 of them on the property with a 12 volt class 2 transformer. At 6 volts it will pull 1.1 amps.
812268
Just barely. The sticker on it said the max amperage is 17.4 amps x 115 volts = 2001watts. I would go with a larger unit so you don't burn something out. I run with a 3500 and it does good but you have to be carfull not to run any other high power appliance with it.
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tay away from the 6amp converter if using the road pro stove. Get the Burton 200watt converter. I have trie the 6amp and others. It has 15 amps. use it for the same reason and also on a 75 watt fridge. A little more expensive but you will be happy with it. It has a build in fan that is a little loud but keeps the unit very cool.Hope this helps.
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around 40-50 amps, when it runs for a long time it takes a little more because it heats up. I have been using it daily since I got it and only blew out 1 of the 40 Amp fuses just recently. This thing needs a lot of power and will kill batteries if you let it.
115042
Jerry, I'm sorry. I have no idea of the amperage used or really how to find out. I use the fan only on low & it puts out plenty of breeze for me. The fan is plugged into a 120 volt circuit if that is any help.
2120581
If your current receptical is 110V, then it either has a 110V supply to it (i.e., not enough power to run this burner) or it has 220V coming to it, in which case that is dangerous/illegal. You need a 220V receptical with 220V coming to it. You will regret trying to rig up a 110V plug adapter onto the end of this burner's cord. Sorry.
895690
I just emailed the company tonight, I was wondering the same... "draws 45 watts" :-)